Kentucky Winners Circle

Lane Gold handicaps the Belmont Day Stakes undercard and the 154th Belmont Stakes. EJ pays tribute to KWC longtime radio producer, Douglas Wolverton who died unexpectedly at 61, from a heart attack.

EJ and Lane talk about the Belmont Stakes with Byron King ,news editor for The Bloodhorse Magazine and Bloodhorse Daily, who shares this episode with Derby winning trainer Eric Reed (Rich Strike) and trainer Greg Foley.

Lane Gold Recaps the 147th Preakness Stakes EJ and Lane look at the probables for the G1 Belmont Stakes. EJ interviews the connections of 148th Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike at Churchill Downs.

Lane and EJ breakdown all the news and angles ahead of the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico. Epicenter, runner up to Rich Strike in the derby is the big favorite and topic of discussion.

Lane explains how the pace favored a closer like Rich Strike and the shock to the racing world. EJ Plays back reaction from Hall of Fame trainer, Steve Asmussen immediately after the race.

The legendary Hall of Fame trainer D Wayne, talks about his KY Oaks and KY Derby hopefuls to EJ and others. Trainer Chad Brown talks about Derby 48 morning line favorite, Zandon and looks back on his 2018 runner--up Good Magic who finished second to eventual Triple Crown winner JUSTIFY! EJ visits "Dawn at the Downs"!

Lane Gold analyses several of the Derby favorites likely "trips" in the spring Classic; KY Derby 148. Louisville native, EJ Clark explains why "Thurby" is Louisville's day at the races and plays back his backside interviews with trainers and jockeys.

One week out from Derby 148

EJ catches up with Derby trainers Chad Brown & John Ortiz.

Ch. 32 Sports Director, Fred Cowgill talks about

Legendary trainer D. Wayne Lukas with Lane and

EJ. Jockey Reylu Gutierrez describes what it like to

ride Barber Road. Lane has another Derby "factoid".

The crew talks about the latest Derby news with two weeks out before the Run for the Roses! Jeff Drown, owner of Zandon is interviewed by the media in the Keeneland Winner's circle. The late Midnight Bourbon's sudden death- after a work at Churchill Downs on Easter Sunday morning is discussed.